Nida was a lovely lady and generally a good host who tried to help but there were a few unacceptable problems. The apartment was not really ready upon our arrival, which for the money we paid was a shame. The hot water wasn't turned on for our arrival and indeed never worked at all in the bath tub, there were no towels until we asked, the shower head was very clogged with limescale and there was no internet or cable TV as described. The interet was up and running later that day but the cable TV never materialised for the whole 11 days we stayed there. Nida kept promising it would be working the next day and that people would be coming round to sort it out. But when they never came she often didn't even bother to inform us why or when/if they would be coming. In the ned I gave up asking. She should have informed us before accepting our reservation request that these things were not in place.

The apartment itself was small but pleasant, nicely decorated, and it was in a reasonable location not far from Rama 9. Taxis were required to go pretty much anywhere though as the Airport link is a bit of a walk away and ends up costing more and taking longer to get anywhere if connecting to the BTS or MRT than taking a taxi. The pool was nice and there was a sauna but no instructions on how we could use it. The gym was a little dated and could do with some money being spent on it.

There were some good local eats nearby and of course a 7/11 which was convenient. The nearest supermarket was a short taxi ride away. All in all I might consider staying here again. The money I paid for 11 days was probably close to what most Bangkokians would pay for a month in a similar sized unit so I expected everything to be perfect.